Outdoor Timer Installation
Preparing the Timer Cabinet
1. Remove the lower housing cover by pulling
outward on the handle.
2. Remove two phillips screws from the transformer
access cover. Pull the cover outward from the
bottom to remove.
Note: Three lower mounting holes are provided.
The center hole is open and the outer holes
partially-through pilot holes. If the outer holes are
to be used, open the pilot holes using a 3/16
″
(6mm) drill bit.
Three wiring (conduit) access holes are provided in
the cabinet base as follows:
1 – 1/2
″ (13mm) for input power wires.
1 – 3/4
″ (19mm) for sprinkler valve wires.
1 – 1/2
″ (13mm) for Toro RainSensor (optional).
Note: Leave access holes plugged if not used.
Installing the Cabinet
1. For safe, reliable operation, select an installation
site which will provide the following conditions:
• Protection from irrigation spray, exposure to
direct sun during the hottest hours, wind and
snow.
• Access to a grounded power source which
is not controlled by a light switch or utilized
by a high current load appliance, such as a
refrigerator or air conditioner.
• Access to the sprinkler control valve wiring and
optional accessory wiring.
2. Drive a provided stainless steel screw into the
wall at eye level. Leave a 1/4
″ (6.4mm) gap
between the screw head and the wall.
Note: Use appropriate screw anchors if installing
the timer on drywall or masonry.
3. Hang the cabinet on the screw using the keyhole
slot on the back panel. Make sure the cabinet
slides down securely on the screw.
4. Install the lower mounting screw(s) and tighten
securely.
Note: Conduit and adapters are not provided.
Install conduit as required by electrical code.
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